it'll

[ it-l ]

1. contraction of it will.

it'll

/ ˈɪtəl /

contraction of

1. it will or it shall

Usage Note

See contraction.

Example Sentences

“It’ll be like gold to have another set of continental data,” says Adam Schultz, a geophysicist at Oregon State University who led EarthScope’s MT campaign.

From Science Magazine

“I think it’ll only react once we start getting into January, February, and we get the initial declarations and executive orders.”

From Slate

It'll pull you right out of the grave.

From Salon

It’ll look like you shot a close-up image of the moon through a big telescope.

From National Geographic Kids

“It’ll be months before it’s back to normal,” said father of two José Sánchez Maigallon, whose 43-year old neighbour was swept away by the torrent.

From BBC